The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-17
PERSONAL.

CHEF ENGINEER MELVILLE looks ruddy nd
strong, and says he never felt so well in his fe
w S. GAME, NJ. p, is setting out on Jour
ney around the world He will tarry long in
America.
BABELsBURG is surely strange name for the
placsin which Emperor William expects to OBJ
tain rest and quiet
REV. DR.. BURCHARD looks weakened and
pinched, the wrinkles of his face overlapping
each other, and his small eyes reminding one of
the ferret.
BUFFALO BILL intends to give fall season in
Paris and a winter season In the Coliseum in
Rome. His European engagements extend over
three years.
MICHAEL KATKoFF, in 1871 was a student at the
University Of Berlin, and much liked by
his colleagues personally. though they regarded
his political ideas as eccentric in the extreme.
MISS CELESTE SrAuFrER, the New Orleans
belle 10 whom Mr.. Tilden left 100000, is at the
st. Sauveur, Bar Harbor. and goes in for row.
ing and other out of-door exercises She is one
of the best dressed young women there
REV. DEWITT TAIMAGE and his family are at
the Rodich House, Bar Harbor. Both of his
daughters are handsome girls and dress in
striking costumes. Mrs. Talmage has very
handsome diamonds and young Talmage sports
one of the most stunning ''blazers'' at Bar Har-
Dor.
DIR. NoRvIy GREEN, President of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, thinks that great
lieves in evening amusements that take the
mind away from the shop after work is done.
He seldom works at night and tries never to
do So
T. D. SULLIVAN, the poet journalist, proprietor
of the Nation and author of God Save Ire.
land" wears his advancing years pleasantly
and with juvenile spirits. This is his Goth year.
but age has only whitened his hair and close
trimmed beard not chilled his heart nor nurnbed
his fancy,
THE dresser of the season at Bar Harbor is
Miss Adele Horwitz, the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Benjamin +. Horwitz, Of Baltimore, and,
rs was the case last season. she has easily dis
tahced all competitors for the Champion Frock
Stakes for FLIES. as one of her admirers put it
the other evening.
vIcToR EMANUEL. the Crown Prince of Italy,
has gone to live at Naples. On Nov. II next he
will attain his majority. and will set up a
splendid establishment in the palace Of Caserto
the home OF the old Bourbon kings. He bids
fair 10 succeed 10 the popularity enjoyed by his
father and grandfather.
Dom PEDRO, Emperor of Brazil, is a most en-.
ergetic man when on his travels. In Paris he
rises at in the morning, and works and studies
on foreign tour He takes copious notes on
all he sees and hears and II is feared that
he may contemplate book of European travel
The Crown Princess Stephanie, Of Austria,
has contributed some chapters To her husbands
great work, THE Austro Hungarian Monarchy
in Word and Pictuye." The editorial committee
insisted upon paying her. ny making hand.
some deposit "a a savings bank In thb nome Of
Stephane's baby daughter, the Archduchess
Elizabeth
Nor only Count Julius Andrassy, the Hunga-
rian statesman. but also his son, Count Julius,
Jr. was in danger during the recent burning of
the formers caStle near Tisza Dob. Count An
Grassy, Sr., who had been suffering from a lame
foot, insisted personally directing the efforts
toprcvcnt the spreading OF the flames, and was
almost buried under falling beams: while his son
cut his hand badly in helping man to escape
turoueh a window.